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More attention for my book Evidence for Hope: a podcast hosted by IDS. I was interviewed by the amiable James Georgalakis, Director of Evidence and Impact of the Institute of Development Studies in Brighton, UK. His questions were quite challenging and gave additional insight on why the book is relevant for our times. If you are interested to listen to our conversation, click on this reference: https://tinyurl.com/26fsjp3m.

Michael Quinn Patton interviewed me in November 2024 - the result can be seen on youtube at https://youtu.be/w6wfDMnPU0U

Another introduction to the book is a webinar for the International Evaluation Academy on Friday, 29 November 2024. The link to that webinar is https://youtu.be/tcNGB7XRYuI?si=4ZPUD6mr8cLUwCw2

For the rest this is a website on evidence and sustainability issues, based on my work as evaluation manager and as applied scientist working for King's College London and the Institute of Development Studies

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The Publications webpage has my list of (co-edited) books and articles, that may provide further reading.

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The book Evidence for Hope: the Emerging Sustainability Revolution is available in paperback or Kindle version on Amazon. More news in my blogs.

More attention for the book

The book Evidence for Hope, available at Amazon, is subject of a podcast of IDS. I was interviewed by the amiable James Georgalakis, Director of Evidence and Impact of the[…]

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Why read the book?

My book Evidence for Hope may be useful: If you believe that we need no other foundation for evidence beyond the rigorous results of experimental studies, like randomised control trials…[…]

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Considering empires…

In my book “Evidence for Hope” I have several chapters with a historical perspective. While the Global West has been characterised as “empirical” in its colonial and trade efforts, this[…]

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